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Beto O'Rourke's membership in America's oldest hacking group

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Re: Beto O'Rourke's membership in America's oldest hacking group

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Andrew Yang knows about it, check him out https://www.yang2020.com

Isn't this the guy that just said that within a generation white people will be shooting up Asians? I'm not sure how writing off a demographic of people not even born yet is going to go for his campaign. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZWQNiiC0AzA

Not to disagree with you, I think writing off a certain demographic is a terrible idea specially if you are running an inclusive platform like his, but what he said was clearly taken out of context.

Re: Beto O'Rourke's membership in America's oldest hacking group

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Voting twice seems like some kind of vote stuffing scheme. Probably best not to telegraph such intentions.

> Voting twice seems like some kind of vote stuffing scheme Sounds like a commitment to do so in the primary and general election both, which is quite legal.

Or just someone being an anarchist. ;)

Re: Beto O'Rourke's membership in America's oldest hacking group

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My initial thought is this is quite provocative in the realm of federal political campaigns. I can imagine some interesting one liners during his future campaign, especially from the opposition, that will likely rile us all up.

I enjoyed the story, and if any of it is legitimate and honest insight into O'Rourke's inclinations then I'm interested to see more of his policy proposals.

Furthermore, I think the article's point about O'Rourke's technical literacy giving him an edge in obtaining support from the tech sector is interesting, and if at all valid, potentially a huge factor. Not that this really needs elaboration on HN.

In regards to the CDC, I haven't heard of any members ever being convicted of a crime? I'm not confident enough to say it hasn't happened, but if so I'll take any good light to bring to the hacker culture that we can get these days.

Re: Beto O'Rourke's membership in America's oldest hacking group

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My initial thought is this is quite provocative in the realm of federal political campaigns. I can imagine some interesting one liners during his future campaign, especially from the opposition, that will likely rile us all up. I enjoyed the story, and if any of it is legitimate and honest insight into O'Rourke's inclinations then I'm interested to see more of his policy proposals. Furthermore, I think the article's…

Unfortunately, he doesn't appear to have any actual policy platform related to the presidential run; at least, the other day when I visited the site I saw only merchandising.

Re: Beto O'Rourke's membership in America's oldest hacking group

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Andrew Yang knows about it, check him out https://www.yang2020.com

Isn't this the guy that just said that within a generation white people will be shooting up Asians? I'm not sure how writing off a demographic of people not even born yet is going to go for his campaign. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZWQNiiC0AzA

That doesn't sound like him writing off a demographic but criticizing the path the nation is treading on. Unfortunately, he's using fear to do that.

Re: Beto O'Rourke's membership in America's oldest hacking group

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Yang is going to gain steam. Might give Kamala a run for her money. I recommend you check out the Joe Rogan interview.

Downvoted eh? Nice.

It's OK they downvoted Bitcoin in 2012 too

Re: Beto O'Rourke's membership in America's oldest hacking group

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If anyone can show that Beto has a hard copy of the Anarchists' Cookbook I'll vote for him twice.

Interestingly the Anarchists Cookbook may be unlawful[0] due to the way anti-terrorism laws are written. [0] https://theintercept.com/2017/10/28/josh-walker-anarchist-co...

That's in the UK. Such a law would run afoul of the First Amendment in the US.
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